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Visual Workflow allows administrators to build applications, known as flows, that guide users through screens for collecting and updating data. For example, you can use Visual Workflow to script calls for a customer support center or to generate real-time quotes for a sales organization.
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sfdx force:source:pull doesn't retrieve FlowVisibilityRule
I created a Flow with several conditional rendering of screen components. When I pull the source from the scratch org, the metadata of the flow is missing the FlowVisibilityRule for all the components …
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sfdx force:source:pull doesn't retrieve FlowVisibilityRule
Ok, when I set the API version to 47.0 and rebuild it in a newly created scratch org, the visibility rules for the screen components have been pulled.
This is confirmed by looking at the Metadata AP …